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his has Intimatod his ambition of becom-
Moll-did“ for the Academic Francalse
I‘flhmvmcy.
Jawbldlouonbas mnretlnn2,000head
Zero-muloalytllorooamon hisbig
Wilton tatiou
hummer tiles-leer ofAfghan-
'Han‘sdaathwas canaedby‘tho factthatbe
Mohegan to dye his hair.
Blow Foster of the Methodist church was
' boy preacher. lie was «inverted
“(land licensed to preach at 14.
A. A. Stags, thefamouslmoball player of
Yale, will have general charge of the Yale
You; Ian aChrlatian amiatioutbis year.
Ir. I’arnellhasatlastoonsented tositfar
“parasitism! gra Mather-ow hlsadmireu
and suprxn'tera Mr. J Thaddeus Is the
artist chosen.
Hairy Irving has gone to Scotland with
‘ . madam catchwmetbing of the impi-
ration of the country before assuming the
roleof Macbeth."
Mr. Gladstoue’s delivery of 1an years has
grown more Impauioned, rapid, and difficult
toreport. But he coniplains of his hearing
as beginning to fail.
Sidney Luska'a new novel opens as follows:
I “Veronica Pathzual was my
Bombody remarks that it was no wonde-
that the wantedto change her name.
Ir. Bryan, once a department clerk in
Washington, organized the postofiice system
of Japan. ‘iince his return from that coun—
try he has been in receipt of trounce a year.
'I'heinfant king of Spain has just been
vaccinated. It is generally believed thata
potentato will tako anything ho
gn‘ get, but it seems that the line is drawn
at unallpou.
Rule" Sogefis said to bnworth 860,0“),000,
audapenda only $10,000a you lie is over
Wyearl of age, but with is clear complexion,
Irisht eyes, bud activ ways he scarcely
seems more than 50. .
“Jubilee Jugglus,” the young English
plunger whose real name is Benson, hm;
reached the end of his money, and is living
now on an allowance of 8:30 a week. He got
rid of raccoon in two years.
Two Russian aavante, Professor Marhoff
and M. Popoff, accompanied by six guides,
unneeded in reaching the top of Great
Ararat recently. 'l'hcy erected a cairn at
the summit in commemoration of the event.
Cardinal Gibbons is urmall man, withstocl
gray eyes, close out gray hair and genial
manner. He never refuses a Visitor, and to
always willing, when interviewer] upon any
important subject, to talk about the weather.
Sir Arthur Sullivan does not look like an
lmpired musician In outward appearance
he is exceeding commonplace looking—short
and stout, with a low forehead: and short,
curly hair, black eyes and a short, square
chin, like that of a bulldog.
The czar, as a memorial to his late purlmts,
hi dovoted>'l,000,000 folds and in estate
worth 300,000 rubles a year to tho foundry
tion and maintenance of an institution for
the blind at St. Petersburg, to be called the
Alexander-Marion institute.
The Duke and Dachau d'Aosta dispensed
with a honeymoon, and are living quietly as
theduke‘s palace. They will shortly pay a
visit to Empress Eugenie at Furnborough.
The diamond tiara which Duke d’Aoata pre-
lmtod his bride cost £17,000, and contains
1,150 stuns.
Probably the richest college professor in
America, if not in the world, is Professor 1‘.
E. Salisbury, of Yale. He is a millionaire,
and his fortune wasmade from investments
in Boston real estate. Professor Salisbury is
about 70 years old, is a man of courtly do
mentor, and has traveler! over nearly the
whole world.
Mnnemitsu Muted, Japanese minister to
this country, has a very interesting family.
His wife is a pretty woman, refined and well
Informed, but she does not yet attempt to
speak English. Mutsn himself is a highly
cultured man, has traveled extensively and
has a vein of originality which adds piquam-y
to his conversation.
John B. Herrishofl. the ship builder of
Bristol, R 1., is one of the most remarkable
of blind men. To see him walking about his
ahipyard you would never for a moment sus-
pect that hissight was not as good as yours,
for he can point out the beauties of a ship
with an accuracy and appreciation that are
little abort of marvelous.
John L. Porter, who designed and con
structed the Merrimac, the first ironclad
ever built, and who thus changed completely
the system of naval warfare, is now wielding
I broodax in the navy yard at Norfolk He
is an old man, almost 80, but is compelled to
toll from early until late. He has had an
eventful career, and his life has been a
marked contrast to that of John Ericsson,
who constructed the Monitor, and whose old
age has been free from want.
H. Rider Haggard is one of the few for-
tunate novelists who do not have to depend
upon their books for support. He married a
. Norfolk (England) heiress, who is ownerof
Ditchingham
manor, on thecdgo of the Bath
hills. Inaewnerroomofthefiaeoklhorue,
which Is overrun with roses, clematis and
m Haggard concoct: and writes his
yarns. He wears aim and easy
Mme, with kaickcrbocker hreechaand a
bobbin-cut. lle Walkman] pipe,
aud,likemostlltcrarymen.flnda greatcou-
Merlin tobacco Ilia houselafllledwith
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QUEER COINCIDENCES.
0n thsdaylhat the Ilon.John P.8d-
Mil. schooner John PJlaleranashon
euarfleallsdl‘m’sWoe.
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amounts or eve.
TheBt. Louis Hygienic College of Phyll—
daus and Surgeon has a woman as dean.
li- NWMW, who was married
way, Is the richest woman in Scotland.
lira. Bridget Dooleyis oneof the oldest
women in America. She was born in Ire-
had in ”72, and haslived in Wisconsin since
In. Chauncey Depew has dark hair,
drawn back on the sides, with a moderately
high knot and a few stray locks on her fore
Ella Wheeler Wilcox plans all her bills of
fare a week ahead, subject only to numb
changes as unforeseen circumstances may.
cause.
The Duchess of Wellington is lame, and bill
to use a crutch. She is considered beautiful,
and is Very fond of birds, of which she has a
large collection.
Jean Ingelow, the meters, is thoroughly
benevolent. Ilcr delight is to give dinners
to the illicit poor who get. to the hospitals
within her reach.
English society is stirred to its profoundcst
depths by a discuseiml as to whether tho
Countess of Dudley really does sloop between
black “silk sheets.
The empress of Austria is sold to own
twenty rustbol'scs and twice as many dogs,
nftcr whose proper entertainment she per-
sonally secs every day.
Frau Stuknrt, of Vienna, who gained the
second prize at the recent beauty show at
Spa, has obtaincd n [Kenton at a Berlin then-
tro. It is not or mental but berornamen-
tnl flVlllIllltIlll that won the place for her.
The woman (location is coming to the fore
even in the furthest cast. The mikudo of
Jamilhas just instituted on order to be be-
slowed, only on women. and upon all such of
them as shall ill any way distinguish them:
selves.
The queen of Italy, Marghcritu the Bf'flll—
tiful, who is now touring about the interior
of her kingdom. it is said, keeps an American
dentist. always at band to look after her
royal teeth, which are among the finest in
Europe.
Philadelphia boasts more women dentists
than any other city in America, and “1058
whose experience enables them to speak by
the card, conscientiously affirm that even the
fatal forccpeloee somewhat of their grim
terror whcuwicldod by the soft hands of
lovelywomnn.
Tho lnfanta Eulniia, youngest sister to the
late King Alfonso, of Spain, is said to be
fatally ill of consumption, and to have been
sent, with her cousin husband of Mont
Pensiro, to the mountains of Switzerland In
hope of prolonging her life. Meanwhile her
mother, the large, ugly and laughing c:-
Queeu Isabella, is the sworn friend and corn-
panion of Mrs. Bonanza Mackaydwith whom
she delights togo arm and arm about the
town of Schlungenbod.
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.
A St. Paul woman, while waiting in a
dentist's office to have a tooth pulled, fell on
her knees and prayed to heaven to give her
strength to undergo the ordeal.
Hill C layton, n full blorxled Calif ornia ln-
dian, recently astonished tho editor of ‘the
Elite (Cal) Indopcmlcnco by calling at the
office and orderings supply of visiting cards.
Mrs. John A. Mnrklc, of Fond do Llut,Wis.,
who has not spoken above a whisper in twelve
years, went out shopping, and wblln exam-
ining some goods was surprised lto find that
her voice had returned in full volume.
While conveying a prisoner from Meridcn
to New Haven a Connecticut policeman fell
asleep, and his charge, though handcuffed,
picked the blue cout’a pockots and than
jumped outof the car window and camped.
In digging a well near Cbcrokep the digger
on something about thirty feet
below the surface that is as white ”chalk,
free from grit and about the consistency of
dough. It is thongbttobo a chewing gum
Vein. If it. prove to be lurch it will be a
bureau
Mrs. Oliv- er Kama-er. of Greenvillo, I’d,
died under peculiar circumstances. A mirth
ago her cousin, Mm JoecphBeck, was buried
from Mrs. Kantercr’s house, and she handled
a bouquet brought in thocaskct from Chicago
From it her blood became wormed, and the
fatal illness was contracted.
A horse met his death in an odd manner in
Choctaw county, Ala. He stopped on;tbe
end ofa short polo that was in the road,
when tholothor end ranted and stuck in his
ubdomcn. Becoming frightened, he then
made a lungo forward, and in doing so drove
the stick “,‘lleurly through him,’' causing
death in a few minutes.
At Deer Run, 0., a farmer boiled down
forty gallons of cider to ton gallons, and
laced it «nitride of the house to cool ”II.
are were seven hives of lines on the plum
and they won dnlcovcrcd the free trout. Tllt’y
swanucd down in a body, and when the
farmer went. for his older be found thnthis
bees hull mammal the whole. That‘» the
story.
William ,lrrmw, a negro, has just filllsllfll
urido of no miles on the Savannah river
lodged in tho brunchcs of a tree. lie was
filling in the river during tho merit Ilmds,
and his line becoming entangled in a tree he
climbed up to unfauen it. The high water
had Ioosencdtho mots oftho tree and the
weight of the ncgro threw it into the stream.
Arnow was aboard the tree for several days
and when rescued was thoroughly exhausted.
GASTRONOMICAL TIDBITS.
Sweet pinata fritters, as made and served
in the south, are vary
The funny man my: literarypeople can
get inspiration from road birda
Prairiochickan should always be roasted
lightly and eaten with current jolly.
Greenlartlesoup,asprepasatorytoau
dinner,laamistakeandauin.
juice.
Therebgnatdlsgmt Frenchmen
sinceithecalae knownthat Wilhelm
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Scale of the WW and Baltimore
hotels alreadybava terrapinou thebill of
farewitboutiucrmsiugthaprlcocfboard.
SIX LITERARY PRINTERS.
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datum-almanac.
Joaqulnllillcvlayanat he got.“ first
Handwriting whilurttinftype in Califor-
monomers“.
ace—moron.
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ycuan mdarfromthobllloffan Brill;
Ina anything-dung mo whatever you’re
”Helm (defemtlallyla—Everythlng we're
[at In one order, sir!
Guests-Yea, that will do.
Walter (in load, Imperious vowel—Olen
Miler for one—bucolic Trihuua
“So your name is Dorothy! Well, MI-
Dorothy, do yon know that you are the per
fect Image of your papal"
“Oh. yes! I am often taken for my papa!
She Forgot the Bear.
"See anything of my husband I” demanded
a Sioux Falls woman one day this week of an
ofllccr ill front of the postoflloo.
"No, mn‘am; ha's ho disappeared mysterl
ously‘l"
“Saw! he came down town the same I!
usual this morning, but dinner has been
ready flIl hour, and it‘s all getting cold, and
he isn't back yet.”
" 'ou have been to his office, I suppose?“
“l\'o,eir, I haven’t. I’ve no time to fool
owny looking for him there. Say,is then
a sick from at any of the livery stables?"
“Not that I know of."
“Been any dog fights around lately?"
“Haven't heard of any."
"Any ten cent show or target gun In
town!"
"All gone, madam."
”Any mull in a wagon selling brass jew-
ell-yr"
,"llucss not."
- “No fire anywhere In town?"
”x"."
"No pools being sold anywhere on some
bone race or trial going on in a justice
court!"
“Not any.”
"’So man selling medicine on the street, no
circus bills just postal anywhere, no woman
walking a tight ropei",
"No, not one.”
“Well, that's peculiar. I can't eecwhere
John can be."
”There's n couple of Frenchmen with a
tame cinnamon boar down on Phillips ave-
uuc, madam."
“That‘s it—that's it; I didn't think to ask
about tarno boars. While the lultatocs are
getting as cold as a stone be isdown there
making up a purse of 75 cents to see the bear
climba telegraph polo! 1'“ go down. You
watch and see if llt' isn't up to the house in-
Iido of ten minutes."—-Ashtabuln Record.
Something (had In Store.
A big man rushed at a little man at the
ferry dock the other day and exclaimed:
"Hal Now I‘ve got you. I‘m going to
knock the top of your head off."
“Come on and try it," replied the little
men as he got into position.
“You slaudered me," shouted the‘Lbig man
as be backed off a little.
“What of it i"
“You’ve got to take it back or get likedl
I’ll give you—I'll give you one week to take
it back, and if you don‘t do it I'll—-
“What?" cried the little man as be ad-
vauced upon him .
"I‘ll perhaps extend the tilnc, but you’ve
got to take it back."
"Holdun—-waitl" shouts-d the little man ¢
as he got his coat off, but the big man waved
his hand and run aboard tho bout to all
back:
"Two weeks and not another d1) I Then
prepare to get mauledl"—-Dctroit l~rec from
The Subject of the Dray.
The goal. which em inspired the poet's lny,
And furnished fun for many a humorist‘a 1).,
Is browsing on the green hillside today
Serene, haunted by the funny men.
Once an Important niche he used to fill,
’Twae when the humorist to write begun,
And then be chewed the flaming circus hill
And eke the succulent. tomato can
No more hr playfully snails tho maid
Who goeth to the woods to gather nuts;
No more am children by his pranks dismayed.
So more the dude in country lanes he butts.
No more upon the dump be flnds his food,
Ur on tho luropsklrt works his Iron law.
'l'hc goat In“ fallen into (lieuetude
Beside the mother of tho aon~lnolaw.
~Iloeton Courier.
TheDownGrade.
Clerk—Perambnlatorai Youth. We have
just got in a new stock, satin lino], silk
trimmed, silver plated iron work, full jew-
eled handlo.etc., only 3.30. Stop this way,
please. First child, I suppose!
Cnstomer~Noz seventh.
Clerk—0h!
Cartoon.
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An Indian fiaheruran In altering a string of
“what's your
fine brook trout wn asked,
price!”
”One shilling. one fish," was the answer.
“But there isa little one! a shilling for
that?”
"Bun," he quickly “domed, "just as hard
tocatch himaa a his oue.“—-leth’s Cour
pinion.
Assert-cigar. I’m.
“Bub,isthatmrlrstr'hoaskadofa
lawsboywholatouthe
pmtoflee step!
Wyn-weed which [are fortha
"Yqit’amy‘lratnalclprfiwss the re-
ply."hutlklnli&auyboyof my um
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l’vechawadmfor a year!”
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these latest improved 810 baby "coach-W—
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8 a gagssggs " house, onabolldlng lot on Post avenue, Benedict
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9. [.3 "'°"““ _3,. 5 feet deep; orlelot with dwelling on Third avenue.
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Local Notices Ill cc my per line.
finding}; fields.
' ll. A. N. CLARK.
r04 Main street, I
opp. City llolcl, I
SOUTH NOIIWALK.
0a. m.
Ofllcc Hours, 12102;) in
jail) If 'i'clephono connection. In in ll 1;. in.
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Room .50 Ilav‘llalld e Block,
Washington strul,tioull1 \orwalk Jclllllrn
ALEX. S. GIBSON,
Organist of the Fuel. Cunurlcganonel l,rhurch,Water
bury, Teacher of
I' iauoi’orte, ("gun and ill usical
lionlpositlou.
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(Mice and Residence,
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8 p.m.; Sunday»: to 4 pm
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if 700
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now prcpnml to makc plan! and sgcclnrat‘on
and emporintl-lld lire conltmmlon of IllIdanl‘
I‘lvllllls Ill-JASUAA IILL
IW'ICB'TUIOI'O Building Washington St.
Norwalk l’.( lilo!" ... '-
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Plan» furulehcd and Bellman! ulvcn
Jobbing ll all klude promptly Illl'lflll'tl In
rho Ann aired, near llaln
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bowing Machine Mlppllcs,
Attachments I'arts Nwdln. Ill-.lts flc, fumlehcd
General Repairing of all klndallnd lrmku of
scum Machlnea t”. M. SHAH. hit.
4:! am SL. 30. Norwalk it‘ll-1y
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Work done by the day or contract.
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No, 4 nght :lt. Ikeltlt‘llcv, 5 Ella 252..
use 3m Sorwulll, (form.
C If. D'AB’I'UIS,
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Pan-rut for Weddings and Purim. Ice Fri-am
constantly on hand furthc nick and well. Illa rule
brawl limit Br". and Employment lime.
to MAIN 51”.. no. NURWALK. L'l‘.
gull-til sortwaau unusual BANK.
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upon Daily from 9 to 12am, and from I in it on
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to e.
(flown-er allowed on In wits
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ironclad/i- l."lloillnll;l',
Auclloucere null llcal llslafe Aa'ts.,
as Washington 51., 80th Norwalh,
llave wmroflhc most desirable bull-1mg lots In
South Mnuaik and Karl Korwalk for sale at
mills
lllmal-s and Into sold on can
want to buy C(lfllllll with t
clan-here.
lloum to rent and mu» ridiculed
(Boone II. Ray-Iona,
FUIINITUIII“ IDEALIJII!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
('all and are ray lam stock of all Ilmdsof (airmen.
u llala “not, larval“:
Alno prepared to fumllh mm
lla- llltmncni of them, day or ill
cormsctlou with hrsklrm. tie. a [let
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PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
\‘l’lrc Steel Door Mats,
something new. that lblulz out.
w. O.QUINTARD,
IUSIC HA LL BUICK.
Slate Roofing
We are prepared tollo strut class Job of
SLATIN'G
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PBHABGYE SLATE
all cull [ill fill and millili—
I‘artlcs wishlng Slate mall“: should call on up
before rontmtlng l‘llt'VIu’ft .
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Water St. . foot of iiavlland South Kuwaiti.
J. 'l‘ltls'l‘ltAnl,
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83 llaill St. South Nomads.
\l-Iual lmpcrhctlmln dcfccirvl and rnrrcrlctl.
Gold fipfl'mulur lfltllm: Bow-l lull live filial-mm.
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THOSE {mo nosing
THE BEST or
Meats,
Poultry,
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Vegetables,_
Always fresh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
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Ilcfore Purchasing I‘Ilscwhcrc.
Orders solicited and goods dellvcrcd to any part
of Clly
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MBY WHITE LIRE STEAHEB "BRITAIXO. ”
which are in all them
one prom by selecting from these lots.
insofwlwnleay rd.
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
cents, 50c. 506..
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Special Importation.-
We have this day entered at the Custom now at th' s port on lot of Silk Warp Henrietta cloths
chads-also allthe amtmdtkm black] Muriel!” lam save
BROADCLOTHS.
W I: I‘m offer. our own imputation Mtv pieces of India Broadcloth, on which we guarantee a raw
l’mchl, ’1 23am"! l..50 Each lot has twelve riled"
Of our own Importation. One cm
market will he oflcrod to day; also a lay”
Way I
COMB NATION SUITS.
I We shall open to day one hundred new and beautiful units and only onto! a otylc will In mild in the
c ly.
”'75 CENTS-m
120 Pieces 0! ltleh Black llhadsraes, adored llhlulomes and Black Frill". our best 31.00 goods at 75
«not...
An Unusual opportunity In Buy Ilse Renowned Gulnct At (Ila
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
To ulimuhltc the silk lrudew 1pivopolc to aclldnrlnlz the present work 6w, lots of Rich Black Gm
Grain hillle the genuine GI' m1 goods, It the follow: or: prices: 85 ate, 3! m ’1 H, St 25. If mp"
yard. These are low figure.» for rich Black mike ,hflt they no not a ctmmpondingly law rule of wider,
on the contrary lm-yare made of an excellent (lllzillty of pa 6 mills, soft, rich and ham mic, and as
famous for ermine all all y silk in the world.
Wtfume and rec what We pronounce the best value that ha.» been mid for 2'. ycnro.
Fallle Francaise.
A lot of 20 pivots 24 Inches wide; the 'genulno $175 quality. will be open, evl lode It 1.27.
value was ever adored in the city bola: y ‘
Colored Francalse.
'l'wcllly two new chart”, the some grade that we have um .rly sold M11 1., will be will at. if to in
(lime early purchanlng.
W. B. HALLGECO
[ill 3’, Lilli ’ all Eilllll’l
Mllllm llNlllIlWl-llll
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. llllKllIIMllI ll SIIN,
85 Washington Street.
the widest and but llmrielts (mm not brought to this
do 0' medium grub-n of I nebulae-r and licorieltan, prln s, 37%
Ho such
South Norwalk.
we HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFEIITIUN BUGKWHEIT FLIIIIB IN PIUKIGES
Am I’nreW-hxh I‘ loves Honey in the curl-n. If you wish «lemmings Irfitllll try a rating» of the
In numc Baum Brown Bread at the per loud-gr: We all: rewiring the clown! Ferment wanraml
win a week. torturing", Immune Manes lalagnursprs. )1: sad Sate Now I airfornla Brawn-ted
Apricntr. Hflpbcrrlcn l’rnrhnn. ”range and keno" Peel and :3nt line of lmui Fm: {to We have to
am re a large asmrtmrnt of lhe
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are stmtly first clan and will unit the met fastidious.
low prn‘c Ir wxll pay you In rat! on as.
l'hu w a ppuclelly.
We arr Milan lb r» HM! mgr» Burr" at e
p Sew "ammo from 10!: to 23¢ per pullinl. Ilzcll Fol Cream
Uur True and ('le are the wry beer.
And the Price, Why That’s tll Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘V4\NI I I ‘\ (i'1‘( )N S'l'll I erl'l‘.
A [molt at 6slr Largo. Assortment of
~-FURNITURE--
Will Satisfy You Tlsnt For
Style, Price and Quality,
'l'llo “new to Buy In at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN £5115
DP 8111”.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WA? "I one "AND (JP—«v
T. BURB Gum th‘SON.
ImIGWWD.
AM. 0303B” "LL93” PROHP'I'LV.
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3111' mm VIII) l'l' 1'0 TIIIIII AWAMAGB 1’0 mus Wl’l'fl on.
Wlll'l'l
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
How is the time to put in your
3 S'l‘flll!
.0.
Always-l in tiltock.
___¢¢¢_—._.
Delivered is lawful Drivers.
.m-.w-m
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
H..—
RAYMIIND Bill
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT Llll .
.z.
Nurwall lllwllri
- THE PROPELLEIS-
City of Somalia 8; Baylor,
Will make dilly trip-n randoys excepted, for
freight between Sew York. Nor-rail: and booth
.‘iorwslk. Will Ice-VG Pier 23. foot of Brahman s
New York. fiery evening, nrept hazards”, It
o'clock, and on Saturday at z p. in. Leave
walk 3!!!ng and 501:! Small: every evening.
freight fake- !rn-s and received for all
potato on tho Ila-bury and Korwflk Ill
shop-a: Railroad- “ Greatly Redwood
lat“.
Upon: )let' ("ion to agent:' the ('in of‘ Joan“
and 7 ~ will he sent for special lot-soffuigltt
anywhere in New York or in» vicinity,
WAR poms are forbid trusting: any of the
employmof the boats of lamina on account“
the ownen thereof.
l; clinics in S'l‘fllll,
87% Main Street,
ml. NORWA I. .
_......_ coo
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
Full line of Artists’ Materials.
GET THE BBST.
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S'I‘IGARI
HEATER.
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Twenty in use inlhtr town, mot titanium
ficntl'lvl (rules. when. ll can he even louver-tine ow
ooplicat‘lou.
wailm
sole Agent for Small.
0.. “w...-
HASI’I'ARY PLIYMBI‘MI AND W m
”£511!“ A M’lfldllfl.
w—w
”Militia for rur'lrv' all Mono! m
VH‘HLVV’IW W" m. m.“
99 MAIN STREET
illrsllr HALL eLoclt.
yFlllI—fllllllllllllllll
AT LOW PRICES.
Wombanhmlmwwm
lolcllester
creamery
Butter
“wristwatch-III”.
maniac-aunts:-
B. F. STEVENS.
Norwalk Chronicler